Listen to KSQD 90.7 FM for updates hourly from Tony Russomanno. Find emergency resources here, including links to maps, evacuation orders, and shelters for the Wednesday, January 4th-5th storm. Sign up for CodeRED at scr911.org, to receive important notifications and download the CodeRED app for your phone. Prepare for the next storm now! Click here for a downloadable storm preparedness checklist. Current Road Closures mapMost recent evacuation warnings SC CountyEvacuation maps; https://aware.zonehaven.com
Emergency Shelters: Santa Cruz CountyCesar Chavez Middle School, 440 Arthur Rd, Watsonville, shelter currently open, beds available
Santa Cruz Bible Church, 440 Frederick St, Santa Cruz, shelter opens Jan 4 at 12:00 PM, temporary evacuation point only, no beds
Live Oak Elementary, 1916 Capitola Rd, Santa Cruz, shelter opens Jan. 4 at 12:00 PM
For general questions regarding storm-related resources please call 831-454-2285
Santa Cruz County maintains a local road closure site: https://sccroadclosure.org. This site includes real-time information on roads in the unincorporated areas (San Lorenzo Valley, North Coast, Aptos, Corralitos, La Selva Beach, etc.) It does not include information on state highways such as Highways 9, 1 or 152, nor does it include roads within local cities. Check Cruz511.org for information on local highways. To check on PG&E power outages, visit www.pge.com/outages. Call 831-477-3999 to report county road issues in the unincorporated areas. You can also visit https://dpw.santacruzcounty. For real-time rain totals and local stream gages, please visit https://santacruz.onerain.com.Monterey County Emergency InformationFor more information about resources click on the link to visit the Santa Cruz County Office of Response, Recovery, and Resiliency https://www.facebook.com/SantaCruzSheriffsOffice https://www.facebook.com/groups/1882704875275470 |
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